Ways to relieve or treat a long Covid
To fight against Covid Long here is an arsenal of molecules potentially of interest. Talk to your doctor.
Sciences
Covid-19: “new discoveries” already described in 2020
Recent studies establish a link between Covid-19 and many diseases: deregulation of the innate immune system, alteration of the intestinal microbiota, etc. These mechanisms were described as early as March and published in April 2020 by Jean-Marc Sabatier*.
What if the RAS explained most of the human pathologies?
The Covid virus attacks all organs: heart, lungs, intestine, brain, genitals, etc. The common point between all these pathologies is the renin-angiotensin system. Explanations with Jean-Marc Sabatier.
Vaccines : risks of heart inflammation in children confirmed
According to a new study revealed by The Epoch Times, children and adolescents are at high risk for heart inflammation after receiving Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. This was announced by Jean-Marc Sabatier as of August 3, 2021.
Covid-19 : the risk of booster shots
While doctors still advocate vaccination, including for 6-month-old babies, more and more scientists, including Jean-Marc Sabatier, are warning about the damage caused by repeated vaccinations on the immune system and the body.
Covid-19: the link between vaccination and menstrual disorders finally established !
Covid-19 mRNA vaccines can cause menstrual disorders, the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines (ANSM) finally acknowledges in an October 28, 2022 status update. This was revealed by Jean-Marc Sabatier* as early as December 2021
Anti-Covid-19 vaccines : state of play
Almost three years after the appearance of SARS-CoV-2, it is clear that vaccines have not eradicated the pandemic. On the eve of a new vaccination campaign, let’s take stock with Jean-Marc Sabatier*.
Vaccines : the UK warning for pregnant women
In mid-August 2022, the press claimed that mRNA vaccines were “safe for pregnant women. However, in an official report, the United Kingdom claims the opposite.
Covid-19 : viral infection less frequent at high altitude, why ?
An article published in Frontiers in Physiology tends to show that populations living above 2500 meters are less prone to Covid-19. Adaptation to oxygen deprivation would reduce SARS-CoV-2 infection through a complex mechanism involving the renin-angiotensin system that Jean-Marc Sabatier has often described here.
Worrying shortage of thrombolytic drugs
The ANSM is alerting healthcare professionals to the “supply tensions” of the two thrombolytics most commonly used in hospitals, Actilyse (alteplase) and Therasolv (urokinase). A link with Covid-19 ?
Covid vaccines and pregnant women : Caution, handling…
A bogus study relayed by the press would have us believe that mRNA vaccines are safe for pregnant women. Let’s take a closer look at this strange study published in the Lancet.
Vaccines : the new bivalent Moderna still not recommended
The first bivalent booster vaccine, COVID-19, is approved by the UK drug regulator. Analysis and comments by Jean-Marc Sabatier based on information provided by the manufacturer.